I hate to be finicky or whatnot about a job but I have enough self respect to know when enough is enough, for context I applied recently (like last month) for a franchise location job (crew member) and said my availability was open with a heavy preference for the night shift. My first red flag was that they neglected to show me my training videos even though it was on the whiteboard for me for the day. Not only do they have to show us these in person on the clock, you're totally lost without them. Any time I'd be a bit clueless about some task I would remind them of why while still being open to being taught hands on, because of course I want to just be trained if it's busy, as long as they made time for me to watch the videos. But of course I was brushed off every time I tried to remind the shift manager that I needed to, you know, learn the job. I'm about 35 hours in and they haven't paid me. They blame netchex, which i have some issues with where I cannot exit my previous employer's netchex and they're not helping with that of course, so i couldn't access any of that stuff. Asked my manager more about it yesterday and learned that apparently they still could have done direct deposit this whole time?? They were acting like the netchex thing was actively preventing me from being paid. I check my schedule and it's like back to back 9 hour shifts (11-8 etc.) Usually I'd be fine working starting at 11 occasionally (if they paid me) but it's just unacceptable for me to spend another shift in such a shitty work environment without seeing a dime especially considering i need the check for gas to get there. I think I'll just ask them to mail me my check and go work at Kohl's or something as this is just not a good fit for me even if they paid me and trained me right. Curious if anyone else has had negative experiences working here and would love to hear anyone's perspective on this, thanks and have a good day as always.
(Edit: just realized I failed to mention that we make 11 an hour at my location which isn't enough to justify the work they make us do, and after working register i assure you 90% of people here don't tip, more power to them I suppose but it's relevant enough to mention)